Lois lane appreciation 2022.

[daBronzeBomma]

Between this, American Alien, and My Adventures With Superman a trend is beginning to form.

I'm sensing a similar trend towards colorblind casting of Lois. But I hadn't quite put together all 3 Asian Lois offerings till this thread.

Playing a fun game of which actress of Asian decent would make a good live-action Lois Lane (esp if Amy Adams is done with the role).

Off the top of my head:

Olivia Munn.



42 year old American, Chinese mother, White father.

Already played Psylocke, so comic-book familiar.

Not tall (5'4"), which seems to be the only consistent physical trait of Lois.

I'm sure that there would be other candidates. Any ideas?

[Robanker]

I assume in terms of overall characterization and depiction, she'll still be Lois.

This, and it's the multiverse.

That said, I don't really want comic Lois to change, but it's not like Amy Adams looking like Lana didn't make her Lois Lane. Adaptions usually don't translate one-to-one.

That said, I do wish if we were doing a story about a young up-and-coming Asian American female reporter that we would use Linda Park, but Lois is a bigger draw.

Sucks, but I guess it's easier/more financially viable that way.

I'll still give this a look. I want to support more Lois Lane stories.

[Will Evans]

Question. In one of Bendis works, it had a guy say he was the brother of Lois Lane. What ever became of it?

[Thor-Ul]

Question. In one of Bendis works, it had a guy say he was the brother of Lois Lane. What ever became of it?

Already forget a character than derails the characterization of three characters.

[Gaius]

[Will Evans]

Just wanted to say I’m just now realizing that the Bronze Age Lois Lane solo comic introduced some long lasting concepts such as the current Rose & Thorn and the villain group, The 100.

I used to think only Jimmy Olsen’s solo introduced a lot of the long lasting concepts like Project Cadmus and The Fourth World characters like Darkseid.

[Thor-Ul]

Just wanted to say I’m just now realizing that the Bronze Age Lois Lane solo comic introduced some long lasting concepts such as the current Rose & Thorn and the villain group, The 100.

I used to think only Jimmy Olsen’s solo introduced a lot of the long lasting concepts like Project Cadmus and The Fourth World characters like Darkseid.

I am sure than in Lois book other concepts were introduced, but I don't know which are.

[K7P5V]

Season's Greetings!